Why would Tim Pool, one of those lowlife-for-nothing ex-employees of Vice who likes to skateboard, a man that stood in for Sargon of Akkad on YouTube for a week near the beginning of Gamergate, milquetoast social commentators with thoughts of conspiracy and soft ear to the alt-right be of any threat to the democracy of the US?
He was dismissed as a nothing burger by all the Pulitzer winning powerhouses of media over a decade ago. Threats to him and those who live with him in his commune haven't seen the tiniest of by-lines in any major publication. If he were any threat the tens of thousands of hours he's made over the years would have suggested something, anything, to those with all the tools to spy on citizens for the protection of citizens from domestic threats.
That all said, I don't like him and if he's involved (Like they are saying he is) then it's a sting to close him down and bring disrepute to those who do like him.
If he's being highlighted I can assure you that some here, across this site, are looking to spread that love to everyone who takes part here. Just like the FBI did with Puerto Rican and black activist groups in the 1970s.
It looks like the FBI need to reduce the sensitivity of their radar to only people who are threats and not people who are just online mouthing off about what they are seeing go on around them.
Otherwise they might as well not exist.
Sydney Watson and a bunch of smaller YouTubers like Star Wars Meg, JesterBell and others are getting hit by the group too.
It could be Gen Z's hope to get their own Prequel Trilogy community type thing going or it could be a bunch of trolls hopping on the bandwagon of attention being ridden around by some butthurt insider types annoyed that they can't even surpass the Christmas Holiday Special by way of audience attention.
Either way it will pass. I didn't watch the show and so I'm not a fan but I've liked other shows which have been cancelled and, while it is annoying, I got over it.
First timers I reckon.
What the thread: Concord Shutting Down 14 Days After Launch Sony and developer Firewalk Studios confirmed the troubled PS5 and PC shooter will go offline later this week should have been.
Props on that thread title though!
Should make this thread nice and searchable while giving nothing to Kotaku.
Wow!
I guess I'm a snob then because I like my writers to think. I don't care much about anything else about them. They can be any colour, gender, height, weight and be as physically capable or not as they are (Or wish to be). But they do need to have imagination to bring their thoughts through to their readers.
I guess it will cancel out the lower and mid-tier ones. I don't think anyone will notice.
I don't see PixelPerfect's problem.
They said "Cope" and so we have.
Now they want us to buy something we wouldn't buy with money we have earned from doing something worthwhile?
That's not how this works!
You got the reigns and assured everyone with the big bucks that you knew what you were doing (Even though we tried to tell you otherwise).
Now your coffee shop is shutting down because some people don't want to go there. Take your own advice and "Cope".
As for reporting, we've got plenty more room over here and will move elsewhere if you guys infiltrate here. As for the LIVELIHOODS - lern 2 coad!
Also; what a faggot!
She's a non-entity Karen from money who will 'regret' these things in about a decade.
Once she has kids she'll be all about how her boys don't have a chance in this world.
Well she IS games journalism.
Like Fauci is science.
Another little tear in the torrential rain. I'm glad she's getting shitfaced tonight thinking of how she collapsed her whole world.
The Guardian sends its "Hello, don't publish anything until we get Leigh's say so on it" also thanks for 4 more years of Trump and the end of journalism. AI sends its regards :)
All these YouTubers should put slightly sloped roofing at the entrances to their houses.
They'd be totally safe then :)